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fluffhead92
5/31/2006 8:54:26 PM

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I have a couple flash movies that import a custom class that I created. I've
been trying to fix a bug that required altering the class file. However, one
of the flash movies still imports an unaltered version of the class. I've
removed all the trace statments from the class and I continue to get their
output when I test the movie. I've deleted all the aso files, did a save and
compact, and checked for a random duplicate of the class, all with no luck.
Other flash movies in the same directory import the updated class fined. Is
there some kind of cache that I don't know about? Something that would be file
specific?
Thanks,
-Ryan

Re: Class File Not Updating!

Motion Maker
6/1/2006 10:00:04 PM

Search your hard drive for copies of the files. There may be duplicates in
the CLass Path that are being picked up.

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Lon Hosford
www.lonhosford.com
May many happy bits flow your way!
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I have a couple flash movies that import a custom class that I created.
I've
been trying to fix a bug that required altering the class file. However,
one
of the flash movies still imports an unaltered version of the class. I've
removed all the trace statments from the class and I continue to get their
output when I test the movie. I've deleted all the aso files, did a save
and
compact, and checked for a random duplicate of the class, all with no luck.
Other flash movies in the same directory import the updated class fined. Is
there some kind of cache that I don't know about? Something that would be
file
specific?
Thanks,
-Ryan

Re: Class File Not Updating!

NAJH
6/6/2006 4:25:42 AM

I'm having this same problem too. I know it's not another copy
somewhere, and occasionally flash will use the up to date class file,
but then other times it just seems to use a cached version. I still
haven't found a solution to this one,... any one out there know how to
deal with this? Seems a pretty fundamental fault!

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